A Brief Tutorial on Assembly Language

Based on the MS-DOS environment and MASM assembly program, this book explains the basic instructions of the 16-bit 8086 processor and its assembly language programming. The content includes the basics of assembly language, basic processor instructions and common pseudo-instructions in assembly language, as well as sequences, branches, loops, and subroutine structures. On this basis, it gradually expands on 32-bit instruction programming, Windows programming, and hybrid programming with C++ language, and introduces floating-point, multimedia, and 64-bit instructions. _X000D_ This book is mainly intended for computer majors in general colleges and universities, as well as electronics, communications, automatic control and other electrical majors. It can be used as a teaching material or reference book for "Assembly Language Programming" courses. This book has the characteristics of "clear focus, outstanding practice, and easy-to-understand explanations", making it also very suitable for undergraduate or junior college (including higher vocational) students in distance education, adult education, self-study examinations, etc. It is also suitable as an introductory textbook for computer application developers and ordinary readers who want to learn assembly language in depth.